Editing Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin (section)

==Notable people==
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* [[Helmut Ajango]], architect
* [[Kyle Borland]], former professional [[National Football League|football]] player
* [[Neal Brown (Wisconsin politician)|Neal Brown]], lawyer, businessman, politician, and writer
* [[Lucien B. Caswell]], served in the [[Wisconsin State Assembly]] and as a draft commissioner during the [[American Civil War]]
* [[David Whitney Curtis]], businessman, [[American Civil War]] veteran, and Republican politician; built the [[David W. and Jane Curtis House]] in Fort Atkinson, which is on the [[National Register of Historic Places]]
* [[Palmer F. Daugs]], Wisconsin State Representative
* [[Wallace Dollase]], Thoroughbred racehorse trainer of two national Champions
* [[Gerald L. Endl]], [[Medal of Honor]] recipient
* [[Charlie Grimm]], [[major league baseball]] player and manager
* [[Charles Hammarquist]], state legislator; first immigrant from Sweden to be elected as a legislator from a Western state
* [[William D. Hoard]], [[Governor of Wisconsin]] 1889–1891, founder of ''Daily Jefferson County Union'' and ''[[Hoard's Dairyman]]''
* [[Joel Hodgson]], host and creator of ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]''
* [[David Keene]] political consultant & former chairman of the [[American Conservative Union]]
* [[Rosemary Kennedy]], sister of [[John F. Kennedy]], died in Fort Atkinson in 2005
* [[Randall S. Knox]], Wisconsin State Representative
* [[George Marston (California politician)|George Marston]], [[San Diego]] community leader and department store owner
* [[Archie McComb]], Wisconsin State Representative
* [[Guy Moon]], composer
* [[Keith Neubert]], former professional [[National Football League|football]] player
* [[Lorine Niedecker]], only woman associated with the [[Objectivist poets]]
* [[John Offerdahl]], former professional [[National Football League|football]] player
* [[Craig Rice (author)|Craig Rice]], author, mystery writer
* [[Jeff Sauer]], ice hockey player and coach
* [[Josh Sawyer]], video game designer
* [[Mark Seidl]], Wisconsin Court of Appeals judge
* [[Robert J. Shelby]], U.S. District Court judge – author of precedent-making decision on gay marriage
* [[Charles A. Snover]], Wisconsin State Senator
* [[Howard Weiss]], 1938 [[Big Ten]] football MVP
* [[Horace B. Willard]], Wisconsin State Representative, physician, and businessman
* [[Whitey Woodin]], former professional [[National Football League|football]] player
* [[Nick Zentner]], professor at [[Central Washington University]] and [[Science communication|science communicator]]
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